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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1926
Page
3
Stanfield plans to run as an Independent in the Oregon contest. Oregon election dynamics show Stanfield seeking ballot access while party lines shift amid candidate rumors and regulatory hurdles.
Fragmentary report describes an electrical storm impacting Los Angeles area. Text mentions lines of power disruption, outages, and related activity by authorities. Readers advised to exercise caution as crews inspect infrastructure and restore service.
A vessel's arrival carries a report of a death at sea involving crew members from a merchant ship. Details are sparse due to partial, damaged text, but the incident concerns a maritime fatality and the ship's itinerary through the canal. Further information awaits official confirmation.
The city enacts a curfew requiring children under sixteen to be indoors by ten o clock. Police chief calls for arrest of violators without parental accompaniment, with penalties for parents and juveniles. Enforcement emphasizes nighttime patrols and juvenile detention for repeat offenders.
A disoriented veteran, age twenty nine, engages in a chaotic miniature battle with police. He wields improvised weapons and rifles during a tense confrontation, injuring none but prompting officers to intervene with restraint and force.
A garbled report notes a Legion request to cancel a Paris visit. Names and details are unreadable, but the fragment references opposition within a group, a possible recruitment line, and unclear associations with a department and a committee.
A court clerk’s vehicle was recovered after a theft incident linked to federal authorities. The driver involved was questioned by agents as part of the investigation, with exchange observations noted in quarters near Pine Corner. Police records indicate no further pursuit of immediate danger.
Fragmentary report shows Parliament unable to mitigate a strike as debates and reparations are heard. Members push for settlements and set terms amid ongoing discord.
London dispatch says a new rubber source has been found in an African district. A South African company plans to exploit the vein from the Euphorbia tree in an area noted for promising yields. Local posts indicate potential early production and a market interest appears likely.
A fragmented, OCR damaged report outlines Secretary Jar dine and advocates for farm cooperation as a path to markets. It emphasizes shifting control to farmers, improving quality prediction, and extending cooperative strategies to broader areas, aiming at a buyers market and steady progress.
A convoluted report notes a judge denying bail for a wealthy suspect linked to a high profile case. The proceedings reference a Cal Dark resident and include scattered names such as George Darby Shaw and Joseph Pope. Details are fragmentary and garbled.
Shubert interests acquire half of the ownership in the Cohan Theatre from George McClain and partners. The deal sets the stage for joint operation by the Shubert and the new partners. closing is reported as completed on September 1.
An alleged suspect identified as Haltrord, also called Arnest Nels POM, was released and immediately rearrested today in a case involving alleged thefts and fraud in New Britain. Authorities say the man is wanted on similar offenses in Massachusetts and Connecticut, with extradition possible to the Northeast.
About 100 silk dresses once priced much higher are to be sold at five dollars. The listing notes reduced quality may be reflected in the sale terms. Local shoppers are urged to inspect before purchase.
Reg prices for women’s Jantzen bathing suits reduced to savings. A $82.50 suit down to $2 marks a deep discount. another line lists $31.95 and $23.95 for $2, plus a $6 reduction from $6.75 to $6. Sevend Cheer details appear as a sale blurb with limited context.
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